The artist thinks your clapping for the song they’ve started.
Only the timing is even more critical with a clicker.
The good news is that you can practice using a clicker before
you try the little device on your dog. Grab a friend or family
member, children are great for this, and try to get them to do
something using only the clicker to mark correct behaviors. It
can be anything from kicking a ball to sitting down on the
living room sofa. You’ll be surprised how difficult it is to
click and it’s good practice. Once you've mastered
humans,
clicker training for dogs becomes much easier.
Clicker training is a very effective tool when practicing
positive reinforcement training techniques. It helps your dog
know exactly what they’re expected to do, makes the training
process go more smoothly resulting in less frustration for you
and your dog, and embeds behaviors into your dog’s brain – it
learns!
Best of all, as part of a positive reinforcement
dog training
program, clicker training for dogs is a great way to create a
strong bond between you and your dog.
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